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    WzM p. 183 shows french anchors, but for proportion's verification, it's right...
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    Thanks Jonathan Actual step : beginning anchors, after verfication of proportion with WzM book, p. 183
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    First port-lid done, but not glued...
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    Red painting back side of port-lids and preparing brass accessories...
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    Eight open port lids ready for back red painting and small accessories...
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    Beginning work on the seven open port-lids, each side (unfinished and not glued)...
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    Following preparation work...
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    New tests, after Chuck's advice... Half gratings would show the under timbers 😋
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    Thanks, ASAT
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    Shape of second middle rail using the first one as template, and check result on modell (not glued)
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    Second test verifying position (not glued)...
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    Now, it's necessary to shape correctly two symetric middle head rails First test for the first one (not glued)...
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    All sixty-four chainplates done...
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    All larboard's chainplates done (44 / 64) Next step : starboard's Main and Mizen masts (14 + 10 chainplates)
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    Today works...
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    Here 34 / 64 chainplates done I've also tested different woods for display base of model (left to right last pic : Red pine, Teck and clear Oak)
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    Chainplates before assemblage... My poor eyes...!
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    Fore mast's chainplates done...
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    Today works on foremast's chainplates...
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    Following chainplates (piano, ma sano... 😋 Beetween two modelling steps, for changing my ideas, I made this little arrangement of a well known composer : Sinfonia of Cantata BWV 29 (organ)
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    Side view of chainplates 1-6 with complete simulation...
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    End of strike...
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    On strike...
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    Today works, following fore-mast's chainplates...
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    Good progress : second chainplate (only sixty-two to do...) 😛

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